What A Romantic....

This past Friday (the 18th) was our 5th wedding anniversary. According to customs, the 5th annivsersary gift is wood. So I decided to take Jennie out for dinner and a show.
What does dinner and a show have to do with wood you ask?




As you can see, some of the props were made of wood. (That's the best excuse I could come up with)

We went to Medieval Times in Lyndhurst, NJ. For those of you who haven't been there, you should. It was a very nice experience, lots of fun, and good food.

Just a couple of words of caution:

1. You are 'transported' back into the middle ages for the dinner/show. So be prepared to eat your food without utensils.

2. Buyer beware! If the bartender asks you if you'd like a souvenir glass, don't do it. I walked up to the bar and ordered a Coors Light and a Long Island Iced Tea. The bartender asked if I wanted any of the souvenier glasses/mugs she had on display, and I thought "sure, why not. it'll be a good memento of the evening". Bartender comes back with the drinks and the total - $45.00. Granted, the glass was so big that even I could finish the iced tea. But, damn! $45.00 is a lot.